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NAGESH BHEEMAPAKA
Masjide Mohammadia Ahle Hadees – Appellant
Versus
Registrar of Societies – Respondent
ORDER :
1. The grievance of petitioner is that the representation dated 07.10.2023 submitted to the 1st respondent-Registrar of Societies to take action on the illegalities of Respondents 2 to 4, has not been considered.
2. Petitioner states that the 2nd respondent is a registered society, looking after the affairs of Hyderabad and Secunderabad Districts, the 3rd respondent is looking after the affairs through the State and the 4th respondent is the Central governing body of Jamiat Ahle Hadees Hind. It is stated that petitioner’s committee was elected by the Musallies of the area masjid namely Masjid-e-Mohammaida Jamat-e-Ahle Hadis, Ambernagar, Warasiguda, Secunderabad, under the supervision of the 2nd respondent office bearers and the 2nd respondent issued proceedings dated 27.12.2015 for a tenure from 20.12.2015 to 19.12.2020. It is also stated that the tenure of the body expired by 19.12.2020; the 2nd respondent conducted election in a fair manner under the supervision of the office bearers on 21.02.2021 and the Committee was permitted for a term from 21.02.2021 to 20-2026. However, the 2nd respondent on the complaint of the opponent who lost election, without calling any objectio
Internal disputes of societies must be resolved through established mechanisms under the Societies Registration Act, not through judicial intervention.
The Inspector General of Registration cannot adjudicate internal disputes of a Society; such matters must be resolved in Civil Court.
Internal disputes of societies must be resolved through arbitration or District Court as per Section 23 of the Societies Registration Act, 2001, not via writ petitions.
A suit involving non-members of a society and discrepancies in representation is not valid. Courts must adhere to statutory provisions and may appoint an administrator to manage proceedings until iss....
Disputes arising from the internal management of a registered society are not justiciable in writ jurisdiction and must be resolved in a competent civil court.
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